Charlotte Brouwer

Charlotte Brouwer is a researcher at the University Medical Center Groningen, specializing in radiation oncology and medical imaging. Her work focuses on leveraging artificial intelligence for clinical target volume auto-segmentation, adaptive radiotherapy, and dose accumulation in head and neck cancer. She actively contributes to advancing precision oncology through automated workflows and uncertainty modeling in radiation therapy.

• University: University Medical Center Groningen
• Research Focus: Radiation Therapy, Head and Neck Cancer, AI in Healthcare

Her recent research explores AI-driven segmentation for rectal cancer, dose accumulation accuracy for parotid glands, and predictive models for radiation-induced contrast enhancement in pediatric brain tumors. These studies highlight her commitment to improving radiation therapy outcomes via technological innovation.

Charlotte participates in academic events and professional organizations, serving as a session chair and invited speaker at international conferences. She contributes to multicentre collaborations and clinical research networks, emphasizing quality assurance for AI medical devices and workflow automation.